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BOSSIER CITY, La. - LouisEagle -- The North Louisiana Football Alliance is thankful after receiving a $1,000 grant from the Riddell Sports group.
The league received the news earlier this week in an email notifying them that the NLFA had been chosen as a grant recipient from USA Football.
"These funds will be used to purchase much-needed equipment for training and the overall development of our players," said Holland Witherspoon, NLFA President/Founder.
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"I'm excited and grateful that we were chosen to receive support from such a prestigious company like Riddell," said Robert Calhoun Jr, NLFA Vice-President. "It came at a much-needed time and will be put to use as soon as off-season training begins."
The NLFA plan to begin utilizing the equipment during its off-season schedule as well as the upcoming NLFA Combine. Coaches will now have the additional equipment to properly evaluate players and provide sufficient training.
The league received the news earlier this week in an email notifying them that the NLFA had been chosen as a grant recipient from USA Football.
"These funds will be used to purchase much-needed equipment for training and the overall development of our players," said Holland Witherspoon, NLFA President/Founder.
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"I'm excited and grateful that we were chosen to receive support from such a prestigious company like Riddell," said Robert Calhoun Jr, NLFA Vice-President. "It came at a much-needed time and will be put to use as soon as off-season training begins."
The NLFA plan to begin utilizing the equipment during its off-season schedule as well as the upcoming NLFA Combine. Coaches will now have the additional equipment to properly evaluate players and provide sufficient training.
Source: North Louisiana Football Alliance
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